Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-11
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Woman Arrested in Bulgaria for Con-
spring Against the Government. y
A FAIR CONsPIRATOR.

FAIR CONSPlRAIOR OR.
SOFIA, Feb. l0.-A lady has been Or.
rested here fer conspiring agsint the gov.
eminent. She admits that she was sent
by Russia to csjole the superior officers
of the Bulgarian army into atteml ting tc
oVerturn the regency.
A SPANISH MINISTER QUESTIONED.
MADRID, Feb. l0.-Senor Castillo
Minister of the Interior, replying to-day
to inquiries as to whether Spain was
making preparations in view of possible
European war, said steps had been taken
to augment the defen5es of Spain and
her colonies, and that other measures
would be adopted, but that at present il
was ineXpedient to explain more fully the
extent of the governments preparations
He explained the removal OF General Vii
liCampa from the Fernando post to Madrid
by saying the Cabinet considered it inhu
man to keep political prisoners in that
unhealthy climate.
THE CARDINALS GOING TO ROME.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-Cardinals Tasche-
reau and Gibbons will start for Rome to-
morrow. They have been received by
Mr.. McLane, United States Minister to
France, the Canadian Consul and other
Americans, and have had q conference
with Archbishop Richards. Yesterday
they accepted an invitation to dine with
the Superior of St. Suplice seminary.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
LONDON, Feb. IO.-Lord Salisbury has
accepted the resignation OF Lord Dun
raven as under colonial secretary. Lord
Dunraven was disseminated because he
IN-,C ir.I G
colonial secretary.
FRANCE SECRETLY ARNIING.
BERLIN, Feb. l0.-The Berlin Posts
Paris correspondent writes: A deceptive
call followed your recent article referring
to General Boulanger, but ne is now more
powerful than ever, even his former OPP
ponents turning to him as the rising sun,
finding it impossible to struggle against
the growing popularity of the man who
is regarded by the masses as the long eX-
pected liberstor. The whole country is
anxious for the reveille, and is arming
silently but with evident belief in the
coming struggle.
The Post adds an extract from the Paris
Figaro. The article is signed Dy Scholl
and imputeS the grossest immortality to
German women. This will raise storm
of indignant protest in Germany.
AUSTRIA URGED TO FIGHT.
PEsTH, Feb. lO.-The Buda-Pesther
Sournal urges Austria to attack Russia
before the latter has completed her prepa-
rations on the lower Danube. 1t says:
War is inevitable, and it is better to begin
fighting before the Balkan states have
been RussianiZed. Austria would thus
secure an alliance with Servia.
A PRINCE COMMITS SUICIDE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. i0.-It is rum
ored that one of the cadets at the Mill
tary School, prince, committed suicide
upon the discovery of his completely in
plot against the government. A number
of students who were leaders in the plot
have been arrested, together with several
other officers.
The strikers at Demido's Spinning mills
at Viasniki set fire to the buildings,
which were entirely destroyed. They
ceat the directors and managers in hor-
night and was finally quoted by the
troops.
PURCHASING HORSES.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-German agents are
busily employed purchasing horses in
OrRSllre.
RESIGNED HIS COMMAND.
BELGRADE, Feb. 10.-General Harvato-
Vich has resigned command of the Servisn
artillery because of the rejection of his
army bill
FRANCE PREPARING TO MOVE TROOPS.
BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The Berllner Mach
elichter says it has authentic information
hat General Boulanger, the French Min
ster of War, is preparing movement of
;roops to the eastern frontier. Four |
oattalions of infantry will go to Yer
Inn and tent brigade of cavalry will |
.lso 90 to Verdun, and provision trains !
% Toul. General Bsulanger has in
tructed the military railway committee